Virtual Reality Technology is Viable for Treating Upper Limb Dysfunction in MS Patients
XRHealth publishes a new study suggesting that virtual reality technology is viable in treating upper limb dysfunction in MS patients.
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MS Patients Had Strong T-Cell Activation in Response to COVID-19 Vaccination
Multiple sclerosis patients receiving anti-CD20 therapy saw strong T-cell activation after receiving two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Biogen and Happify Health Collaborate to Support Multiple Sclerosis Patients on Digital Platform
Biogen and Happify Health announce a collaboration to provide an AI-powered education and engagement solution for people living with MS.
Biogen and MedRhythms to Collaborate on Digital Therapeutic to Treat MS Gait Deficits
Biogen Inc and MedRhythms have entered into a license agreement to develop and commercialize MR-004, a prescription MS digital therapeutic.
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Kessler Researchers ID Benefits of Interpersonal Emotion Regulation for Countering Depression in Multiple Sclerosis
Interpersonal emotion regulation emerges as an accessible way to leverage the benefits of social supports in people with multiple sclerosis.
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Could This Open the Way to Personalized Multiple Sclerosis Treatment?
Researchers have identified four new target molecules of potential significance for future personalized multiple sclerosis treatment.
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PoNS is Now Available in US to Help MS Patients with Gait Deficit
PoNS is now available in the United States to help patients with multiple sclerosis with gait deficit improve their walking ability.
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A New Treatment Reduces Inflammation in Multiple Sclerosis Mice Models
Researchers reduced chronic inflammation with multiple sclerosis in mice via administration of a type of lipid that mediates inflammation.
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A Clearer Picture of Multiple Sclerosis
Cedars-Sinai physician-scientists are pioneering imaging techniques and biomarkers to improve multiple sclerosis diagnosis and treatment.
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Total Economic Burden of MS in the United States is More Than $85 Billion, Report Estimates
When researchers compared people with and without MS, they found that excess medical costs represent 74% of the economic burden of MS.
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Kessler Foundation Study Supports EMOPRINT for Facial Recognition Deficits in Multiple Sclerosis
A recent study provides Class 1 evidence supporting the efficacy of EMOPRINT for treating facial recognition deficits in people with MS.
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Researchers Develop New Antibody Test to Diagnose MS
Mayo Clinic researchers have validated a new antibody test to diagnose MS, a potentially disabling disease of the brain and spinal cord.
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sNfL Test in Multiple Sclerosis is a Breakthrough
The FDA has granted Breakthrough Device Designation for the ADVIA Centaur serum Neurofilament Light Chain (sNfL) assay.
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PVA Committee Aims to Better Address the Needs of Veterans Living with Multiple Sclerosis
Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA) announces the formation of a committee to represent the interests of veterans with multiple sclerosis.
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How 4 People with Multiple Sclerosis Stay Active Day-to-Day
SELF spoke to four women living with MS to get advice for staying active, even during MS symptom flare-ups.
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Milk May Exacerbate MS Symptoms
People with multiple sclerosis often experience disease symptoms after consuming dairy products, such as milk. A study notes a possible cause.
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People with Multiple Sclerosis Benefit from Telehealth Services
Telehealth services were well liked and highly utilized by individuals with multiple sclerosis during the pandemic, according to researchers.
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Ketogenic Diet for People with MS Has Positives, Per AAN Researchers
A ketogenic diet may be safe for people with multiple sclerosis, American Academy of Neurology researchers note.
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